Previously, it was mentioned that a certain exchange's net fund inflow ranked second among CEXs. Now, they seem to have found the answer from their December reserve proof.
I checked the data, and the overall reserve assets haven't changed much compared to November. But one detail is quite obvious—the USDT holdings jumped directly from 1.35 billion in November to 1.76 billion, a net increase of 410 million USD. The on-chain data on defillama also matches. It seems this wave of stablecoin inflows is indeed real; market fund movements sometimes speak louder than hype.
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FrogInTheWell
· 12-10 16:49
Stablecoins are stockpiling; they're waiting for the wind to come.
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SnapshotDayLaborer
· 12-10 16:43
Stablecoin inflows are so strong; it seems that big players are indeed actively positioning themselves.
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EternalMiner
· 12-10 16:31
410 million USDT was just put in all at once, this is real hard cash.
Previously, it was mentioned that a certain exchange's net fund inflow ranked second among CEXs. Now, they seem to have found the answer from their December reserve proof.
I checked the data, and the overall reserve assets haven't changed much compared to November. But one detail is quite obvious—the USDT holdings jumped directly from 1.35 billion in November to 1.76 billion, a net increase of 410 million USD. The on-chain data on defillama also matches. It seems this wave of stablecoin inflows is indeed real; market fund movements sometimes speak louder than hype.